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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-16

In the "Americsu Men OF Letters" series,
says, " 1t SCENE to Us 70 day, that Emsrson's
best literary work In prose and poetry must
live ~ long a. the language lasts but
whether II live or tsds from memory, the In.
huence OF his great and noble lite aud the
spoken aud written words whicn were it,
expOnsnts, blends, indestructible, with the
enduring elements OF civiliz atiOn." And he
| quotes apprOvingly this stanxs from MI
| Crsnch's lines addressed TO Emerson:
"rhe wise will know thee and the GOOD will
The age 70 come will nnd thy impress given
!as L sfs IL :s
| His writiugs," ssys DR.. Holmes ON
another page OF the ssas delightful biog-
rsphy, "whether In prose or verse, are
worthy OF admiration, but his manhood WAS
the underlying quality which gave them
their true value. 1t WAS In virtue OF this
that his rare genius acted on 70 many minds
- . trumpet call 70 awaken them To the
sxistsncs with all ils minute promise. -,
| He shaped an ideal for the OOmmOnest liiS
he proposed sD object 70 the humblest seeker
after truth. Look for beauty Ia the world
around you. be- said, and you shalt ses !
and simple trust, and you shall h0d the Deity
mirr0rsd iu your soul. Trust y0urself be
cause you trust the yoios OF God In your In
most consciousness"
There 10 also the estimate Of the latest
most thorough and CRITICAL historian OF ou
literature, OF whom the worst that his critic
can say u that What hs has TO say ID. 70 d
- We have observed, the unspoksa opinio
OF the time among the discresI sI"-which
consider TO bs . high compliment howsvs
unintsndsd. Prot ChsA F. Richasdso
says: "On the general estimate, the Wor
OF Emerson 10 OF great importance 70 Ams
ard OF just Judgment must ever Ssand
honor. The td6als the heautiful, the Ru
the godliks, he - In burning words ov
against the masely material, tie utilitasia
-: ~ ~ - !sss = 80 - :sS 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04
THE SCOURGE IN FLORIDA.

FRIGHT CAUSED BY SPORADIC CAsEs-Ihf SAFE
THOROUGHLY CLEANED.
WINTER PARK Fla, oct 3l.-Thsre Is couslderaDie
fright here over the discovery OF case OF yellow fever
at Sanford which is the distributing point for people
coming up the ST Johns River for points on the ssuth
Florida Railroad Dr. Daniel, yellow fever expert mas
now the observation. There Is no longer any
question about the epidemic which began Few weeks
ago at Tampa. Recent Investigations by expert phys
clans have proven that yellow fever rot only e1sts
there but that it has extended Ybor city and attacked
several negroes; and since the appearance OF cases al
Ialatss ana Sanford there Is good deal OF alarm.
Inc FEVER at Tampa is pronounced OF more mslg-
rant type than the disease al Key West year This
fact Is probably due to the recent rainy weather the
rainfall tie hrd week OF this month being .rkaDe.
I've cases ~hic recently occurred Faatka aud Inter
ldchrn nave been traced 10 Tampa both refugees
Iron there no escaped before Quaran estab
i!shed Others may occur within without the state
Within the next f.w days. But II Is past time for
he lever 10 develop In such cases, quarantine was
ssIthsnsd October 7. aud in rgid effect oil II" iol
o"ius cav since which time one has been allowed
AZ Nss hs Gordon Inc most rigid steps have been TAKEN
~ o.n n'lahces TO dlsniec ami isolate those whs havs
any way exposed. II Is safe TO say that Florida
urNsr eh)oyed more thorough cleaning up thau shs
r., iorhced since the news OF Tampas ,cOurgo WAS
Ell teleg alhed.
hsNviLiE. Fla. Nov. g. There wero seven now
o Jei ow lever at Tampa aud two deaths during
re "cht -ioir hours ended last night seven nurses
60 "lrlNol from Ne~-Dretns The weather - cooi
"'' ne pcope sec cause for c0ngrdtuistOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04
The COURTS.
MARRIED At The PISTOLS POINT.

REASONS URGED BY YoU%G WOMAN IN Ash'N"
TO HAVE HER MARRIAGE ANNUiLE'.
Tho marriage OF Agnes O'DohAe to Henry hoaahAs
annue by Justice Donohue of the supreme COURT
yesterday the suit OF the former. According W tho
report OF BENJAMIN stenhardt which was conhtihe" W
tho Judge. IOnthan forced the girl To marry MN Wy
threat ling her life. In her testimony sue Sal" ."ae
after had repeatedly refused TO marry him. ne ceu
October -. 1856 at 80. 32s East fourte'hth'sI'
where she has been living for several years WIN Nor
widowed mother. lie pressed pistol to ACT hc'" anu
sail:
II you don't marry and give me ono hnndrea oo"es
[dosrsl I'll cot you" lie compelled her 10 drcss ana
get nts carriage with him In the carriage ne arc"
his revolver and repeated his threats. canti"hhe her
that II she dill not marry him he would Kill hsr ihey
drove 10 The house OF a clergyman and were n'h'cu'
After tho ceremony lie WIT TO her mothers hsuso "
board aud forced tho young woman, at tho poV VI HIS
pistol 10 admit him hsr bedroom on several occaso"'
She says that she we'd some money from tue Long
Island Railroad Company not long age for personal In
Jures which she had received the road and that "nA
hans principal object in seeking her hand was 10 get ''
money. lilo 10 now In the ElmirI Keformatory' h'N"S
been seat to that institution by Recorder smytn lor
p1cket-plcking. lie not represented AZ tno Hi~
before the referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04

An order was entered in the SurOgates Court yes'ef-
day by Of CoGdert Brothers. counsel Tor inc
executors OF the Will OF Jose ScNilla, the mlllohar"
Peruvian and OF Daly, IIoyt Mason, counsel Tor the
Peruvian relatives OF the tostaor, who are dspuhe inc
Will The order requires TIE executors TO deposit WIN
the Central Trust Company security u the amount :"
100000 indemnify the contestants for any loss sus
tanned through the conduct OF the executors.
Three attachments granted yesterday by Ju>u'"
Donohue OF the supreme Court against the property III ''
state OF Ackcrmn brothers, OF san Francisco b'rhh'ru
Metz claims $1,000 from the firm; Wortheimer -" sue
for II 900, and Iiard Won Bcrmuth Co Tor s''o9o 80
William J.. Iscln, John G.. Nce,er and Alfred Nohicr-
muhllc obtained from Justice Donuhrc OF the supreme
yesterday attachment against the property OF l.
b. Rosenthal & co., dealers In millinery goods ON a
claim for s7.13l for goods sold and delivered
Schedules In the assignment OF A1ophus T.. Kahn and
David II. ndcrnl. constituting the Arm OF Kahn
Undcrhll shirt manufacturers, TO Marks Cellar
show liabilities s25,10o %, nominal Assets sl0O2J % and
actual assets s7.is0 ~.
convicted yesterday before Judge Benedict In the United
States Court Of having counterfeit money in his possession
with intent II. BuIkc's lodging house was tho
OF the shooting OF Bcyc' Clarity by Daniel Drs
coll, and Burke one OF the witnesses on DrhroFs
trial which led 10 his conviction OF murder.
The death OF J. Is. Cornell, the iron merchant. VINO
the bond OF w j. Hutchinson the broker who IL
under Indictment of General Sessions, made
it necessary that Nr. Hutchinson should Ind new bonds
man. William IIoyi, leather Il alcr, bccam" Mr.
IGutchinson's Yesterday the amount 0f 10000
place OF Mr.. Cornell.
The oral examination of ortv-ivo candidates FOR aduls
Cardozo william B Tloihhlowcr and Rastus :. Ransom
IN the General Term room Of the supreme Count,
IIudson-st and <os q and 20 %ln,h ave.. a"sirmcd
yesterday 10 James H. Ford giving preferences for $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04
THE SITE OF TRIDE.

BALTNoRy. Nov. 3Ccttop stsAay. NiddliAx 9isc..
Flour nrn Howard street and Western 81 SO
81 rs. Extrl s. 0oDJ -. Family ~ Cfty
Mills ,uosrine s2S !oo IL Extra - % ., 81 "a. ne
Brands - % 81 81 PAaDsce Family 81 90 SuDsravs
Patent 50 whsat-southern steady. Rel 7SSs3e.
90 Amber 81 sjc wssters dull NA wmtsf Ret SPOT
79a,d791c. November 19l2c bid December lpaSlssc;
January s3a s3S.c .Corn-southerr quiet bus
Mi1el spot 10 si2c Nov 4vc 1a; year ash e4sc Usts
steay southern 80 3jc Western hlte 36
MiKea 3305ici Psunsvlvanis 800 3oc. .....Rys was
steady SIS $4,000. ..Hay stsadv. Prime 70
Western Slf 10 GSlj trevasns 0uet. uess Psrk
at sli Is Bulkme,ts SHOULDER, ANA 10. RE sidss
backsl 6iedS.c. Bacon-Sh0ulders at SIC. Clear His
siiss 9.c Hams l2al2'4c.... Iard-Rennen at &c.
49,. Butter steady Western Packod l7d2lc Creamery.
n Csc Eggs firm AZ 23d Pstrssum steady
ksaned Sac Coaee-Rio oarrssA sriinarv e far.
Is &c higher a Soft 0'lc.. Copper
Rsnnoi 10 10 81 IA a 81 To-.
Frsishts steamer steadvCstton 732d.
Flour 3d. "A I'D keceipts-Fisur 10000 bbla
Wheat $4,000 5usn Gers $4,000 Oats 200 bash.
Rye 800 busL ehpinents-Flour 1000 tbla Whsss
$4,000 bust. Cora bush salss-Wnsas bush.
Csrs 5000 LusrL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04
WAsUINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON Thnfsday, NOV. 8 1910
REcEIrTs.-Thc receipts from internal revenue to-day
were 81 4,322. and from customs SGl4.G6l Inc Ma
opa bank notes received to-day for redemption amount
TO S211.OOO
THE CoNsIEILATIoN-Thc report OF the Board OF sur
vey the Constellation, now at Portsmouth va, mas
been Approved order have been gwen 10 DcSln AT
once the work OF repairs TO cost about TGJ,OOl
consul APPOIXThD-The President to-day appointed
Edward C. Weep Of Kansas, to be United States Consul
souneberg, Germany
HEAVY PENsIoS.-Joseph Fuller, seaman In the
limited States Navy mt Newburyport Mass. has been
allowed pension for total blndueSs from octop'r -
1868 PAYABLE the Boston agency The first payment
is Sl3Osj
DIsT.ICr DEBr.-The annual report OF tho united
Treasurer as Commissioner Of the sinking Fund OF me
District Colunbia that the tot al deDt when row
amonbs to $50 $50 100 has bsen decreased sZ,3I3 oo
by the operatiens Of the sinking Fund and Otherwise
since July ]. lsIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04
MRS. STEVENS TESTIFIFS PRIVATELY

Mrs. Parau stevens was again witness yesterday In
the suit brought by John Mccher, Of NowYork. and
Charles L. stevens OF Clinton. Mass, executors OF the
Paran Stevens estate to compel Mrs stevens 10 &C
count for large slms OF money which they alcgc she
executrx has unlav fully retained possession Of The
hearing heard at Ne 35 Williams before United
States Judge William G. Choste who Is the referee q
the case Mr. Choatc refused permit reporters to he
prcseut during the taking Of testimony Messrs Burr
Zsbriskie q Bdrrl appeared for hessrs Melcher and
stevens. cTJuige Noah H. Davis for Mrs stevens and
ex~urrogIe DelanO C. Cal Ia represented In" widows
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Pagct. o. England After the
hearing adjourned they all declined to say nything
about the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04


THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO HEAR THE CAUSE
OF COM LfRCtAL UNION wITH CANADA.
AT meeting OF the Chamber Of Commerce yesterday,
+. b. Thuber Introduced resolution the subject Of
comSercal union botwsen the United States and Can
ada The preamble cited the remarks OF Joseph Cham
bcrlan before his departure for this country and
pressed wish for tho peaceful settlement OF the fisher
les question. The re solution rs follows
Rcsolred That committee OF five members Of this Cham
Der be appointed by the pres dent to investigate the posso
fly OF material expansion of in This direction
by inviting for and nnrrcal union
with Canada and Gocumeaary evidence 10 The extent ana
poeuccs OF The trade betwer the cOuuir'c and 10
port 10 this Chamber such for ia action
VIII enable 10 contribute influence not only TO the early
adjustment Of the fishery question: but TO aid IN procuring
such legislation Will promote the Interests OF the com
OF this COUNTRY should such action Oc deened desr
able
Erastus Wiman spoke strongly in support OF the
luton, which was adopted. The coniAittss appointed
IS: +. g. Thurber Jackson e Schultz. Gustav Schwab
Jacob Wendell and Jame5 i. Wallace James II. Sey
presented resolution which called attention TO
the condition OF dow streets and requested
the Boari OF Estimate to appropriate sufficient money to
put them good cond ton Jackson g. Schultz present
ed 4 anne ndment to the resolution tho recon nda
ton that the should be made 10y contract. The
anne ndment called out much discussion. ami General
Newton attacked and defend in the adminstra-
ton OF his office Finally the resolution with the amend
ment was adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04
THE LONG CLINE IN HARLEM ABOLISHED

THE LONG CLINE IN HARLEM ABOLISHED.
The completion Of the new elevator building at the
dred aud xtcenths station or the Sixth Ave
nuc Elevated Railroad was celebrated yesterday. Under
the condition Of the contract the Elevated Company will
keen the elevators running order for fifty years pay
ing 81 per year for the legal privilege meeting every
north and south bound train day and night. while the
Central Park Improvement Company will pay the taxes
elevated road has the option Of purchasing the build
Ing within ten years at its costS47 600 description
OF the has already appeared in THE TRIBUNE
Simon stsrne, the president of the Improvement Com
pany made speech reviewing the history OF the enter
prise and pointing the manifold advantages secured
project Iewitt wrote approval OF the
scheme: the Otis Brothers builders OF the four elevators
graulatious; Presilest Francis BIby, of the
Morningsde Park Association followed with brief adj
dress; and after H. V. Harncs speech everybody took
a ride in the
Among those present were John ID. Crimmins VIII
II. Lee, Phillip Van Valkenbnrch. Dr. Woods Lewis
Serne. Il. j. King, Angelo Myers. onis :. Brush. NJ
Brennan John RavHar Baldwin starr. ]. Horton,
George C. Iolircith Hiram Moore. John Ruddc, Edgar
j. Murphy. George de Cunha Leopold Freedman aud J..
Oppenhcimcr. proposition TO call the structure the
Sherwood Elevator in h-nor of John H. sherwood,
referred the Board OF Directors, who VIII AK Mr.
SherwOod's wishes In the matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04
SPIRITS Of rURPENTfNR.
CBIEIg,fsy Nov. J-Tsrs-stlre 33c
SAVANNAH. Nov. A. iuIpsnuIo nrm At SAC.
WILAiSutsS Nov. 3-Iarpsauss nfm A. 33Ac

Pvrrarn Nov. 3.-whoAt-Ns l Hard dull and lower
offered ~ No Hare NsrthsrH Pacific lie ower olc
asked; demand wints, whe. quiet and weak n" 'e
NC ga -l,<c asked No z Amber S0Sc; No
Wnue Mchraa $50 on track. Corn hiehsr no. =
ia store 49.c; We. 4sYo TRACK. No 4s.c Track
No yellow 1890 track: No Fellow 4S &c on track
DAT, quiet and weak. Ne A: White 3=A.c. 40 . Whns
3l Sc No MiIel Barley quiet. unclAbgoN
No / Can lda Psa9lc "" Canada S6Gs!o; No hits
siaSlc; No Milwaukee ia ajc. state sUG7oc rye
s,ead, and unchauged No. = Western SIC a'kel..
Canai Iroight, we're wsas-Whcst t':e. Corn -, VI
Lumber al - TO Ab3nS So ~ 10 NoW,nors
- hsceipts were-Fiour 5000" bits Wheat .nH'"o'
ta,h Csru 49,. 0rO push pats 3icOJ cns. barsy ooi
nnIn Eaurs,d shipsenLs-F.ur IL Oup Dd~ whca :" wv
nsn corn 5000 Oats +UtG0 bu"I, Csnai sn no
ms.ls-wLsd lO3 900 Unsi Soiu osooo o"'A o~'' ''''
busD. Barley $1,000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04

4 MEMPHIS OIFICIAL SAID 70 BE 4 DhFA fLITR
MEMPHIS, Nov. , lSJrcHb.-Ihrro is considerable eI.
element IN Memphis over report that city Official II
defanltcr for an amount estimated At from $4,000 To
100000 Wharf Master Patrick kalther Is the alleged
dc!aultor His 5alary osy 5000 year. and yet
he lived in fne style spent al, al Wsnkcsha
lie had only small capital when he went into OH - ten
wears ago but rrplri 10 he worth from S1JuOp 20
TlOOODO HIS friends claim that ne made MS money IN
/, animate Transactions, An Investigating committee
from the ',rtui Jury has br,a at work ON kdlth'rs
book- and II Is said that lie will he indicted
kalah,r Is In Hot Springs. ARK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON. Nov. 3.The follow ne business trans
acted in the supreme Court ~ the rutei states today
No a. The Kansas Pacific RnnWav COMPANY. appellant.
agt BENJAMIN W Lewis. ApncA from The Circuit Court
Of the United states Tor thu Ds NJ K4nsa- on motion OF
samuel -hel'b rsef for the appellant dsmi'se With COSTS
No a. Emil Oelher1ann ard oth~rs plaintiffs IN error
r. 4. Merritt. Collector etc Arrued NV Eurcne H.
Lorssni d. H. Chamberlain for the psnir. I'm and
by Sol General jerks FOR the defendant
No 1902 ThomUJ 5siin & Compsnr. psintn In error
act. John tadWaiaisr Collector Snhmiltei bv " y.
Trem4in " ". Taylor =. T. Trchart and 4. g. Ket.hsm
for The PLAINTIFF and by solicitor General Jonds for
the 'eiend mt IN
No ~ Plney Jeweu and oti~rs. appellants. aet John
knight an others Argument heguu nv Hnrsce Speed for
the and Nv Ferdinand Winter ami Joseph
l.. Mcdonald Tor Ito applies
Adjourned until to.i.orrro1 at l2 O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04
SHOT WHILE RUNNING FROMA WATCHAAN

Daniel Fagas. private Waterman IN East Thirty
seventh-st arrsgHed IN the iorkviie Police Court
yesterday charge OF trying TO Kill Joseph White, age
seventeen OF No. 1893 East Thirty sixihst oil Wcdnes
day evening. He said he White providing about the
canal boat Lizzie French aud ordered him White
did not 20 and Waterman went to pull hun of tho
boat When TIE youth nourIshcd club the wafchin2n
shot MIN in the thigh White able To leave Bellevue
Hospital yesterday He said ho was running away from
the beat wheL Pagan shot him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04

suPRFYt COuRr-CH,Wrrrs- gefnrr Donohls J-Eos
90 81 81 O. - 21i 90 SIG 81 49, $50. $J7, 33S $780,
$40. 81. 3{2. 34R Jif @<i 81.
SIrgFNR tOtUf-tiFSltaL 1KRN- Before Van Brunt y.
j.. Brady AMI Danic. J. J.-Rrcs-s
SrHHOGAIE's toULI-Bc'ore Rollins S-Wi ~ Emma sc
Elrov, ~ 80. ,~-fi,k rr-rcnann. 10 viii
n. gu 10 will Of Modesto Gulot 10 a 70
Will Y. Rrtnu - M; viii VI Jules Jolly. 10
viii OF wilhslmina Frederick. 10 m. will OF James
Rowe. 10 a. m
SUPERIOR CoURr-srTcI,L TGGM-Bo'oro Dugro J.-No
CoMwox PLKAs-sPrcIAL TEEM-Betore Allen NO day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04
SIZE GorAWAY by THE FIFE EScAPE.

Dwelos in Mulberry-st on Tuesday night had their
curiosity excite by the unusual .isnt OF woman clad
night dress an evidently IN state OF great excite
nent. climbing down the fire escape at No. IL When
tae Ichci the street she proved to be Nellie
Asposeto axe sixteen who lives with her hu,btn ~ No.
~ she told policeman that JIseph farce aye twenty
i've, VIII, bOarIs In tho house. had entered her
chamb ; nd attempted to assault her Al the Essex
Market Police Court yesterday Iarco was held IN 5000
FOL SrSsOAS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04

N7NNINE MN IT ITO TT|IL71 TIT viz
The police asked yesterday 10 search TOT william
H. Hewson, a lawyer, who had All Office at No 10
Broad way and lived In New Jersey lie left his once at
,h. II anal hour on Monday and g~ing toward
the ferry bat he did reach his home ana his FAMILY
IA we had no him The police nave failed
mar Of 10 2I2 West Eeventh-st. who disappeared on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04
A NEW GAS COMPANY ~ CHICAGO.

SPRINGFIELD, IL, Nov. The Secretary OF stato Is
sued an incorporation license to-day to the common
wealth Gas Company at Chicago IL VIII have cap'@'
stock OF 100000 1t is TO DO Operat'a ior inc 'n"u
f,eur. d,,rtbution and sale of 10 lie used IN to
city OF Chicago and adjoining or adjacent Io"n'; w
lagos or cities. The inc"rporators arc D. w. ""'"'
II - Gum and Edward II. Turner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04
stumbled BIZ FIRE ASSURANCE AGENTs

""INUNEU BIT FIRE INSIKLNCH lULNI0.
's"fhhiNG Mich, Nov. 3.-Ihs failure OF the business
s Oh ironwocd 10 receive the amountof their insurance
y! tue recent fire has led OF insurance
matters In Northern Michigan and Wisconsin. Inc
'"'uht uneollsctabe at Irsawood is 100000 Tho com
eAhes Carrying the policies which small In
'"nc"n, Neb, and Louisville, KY, claim that tho In
sree was placed by Chicago agency aud that they
=. received the premiums. Agents in NcwYsrk
IN. phia Chicago and other cities have been flood
All e di.'fct win circulars Offering 10 take any and
sAs refused Ivy other cOnpauiss Al any rate obtain
ASA as rates In regular companies are high these
entance. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04

UrRTB ACCIDENT on THE ELEVATED ROAD
A locomotive Va 20i was drawing an uptran on tn"
elevated ralroa past Miners Theatre In inc ho"c'y'
t 30 r. m Yesterday the cyln Ter head on the rlsht
,. blow ont and the fragments fell TO the sidewalk
TrsJc,cE Coll an agent of 40. 75l Ffths,. was MT ny
a falliag piece OF iron. which cut eAsn n Ms ''i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04

=.
TRENTON Nov tSpeeiail. The state Board oi huuo"
ton met In the Executive Chamber at the state House
To-day Tho Rev. DR.. Magic WAS elected Shper'so""
dent OF schssls in Norris County. Inc eiecton VI ~
Salem County superinten dent was deferred unih ,.o
ne IT meeting. A report had bsen expected Irom ,
superlntendcut On apnan Industrial Educaush "u'
its pres sntatiUu pes poned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04

GOODS NOT Burned IN THE WAREHOUSE FIRE.
The goods OF various kinds that saved from the
ruin. of the Metropolitan storage Warehouse after the
fire early the At the office OF the
METROPOLITAN Van Company. No. COZ Merccrst. People
who had goods the warehouse invited to call ana
try to lind anything thai may belong 10 thcu and only
sucn admitted The exhibition has been open since
c ober and will continue 70. weeks from that date.
While nearly everything hat pcri-habc wss
dcstro, ed there yet things OF value or al
least interest TO their owners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04
THE so1,ru ATLANTIC SQUADRON.

WAsHINGToS, Nov. 3-Rear Admiral l}rane. command
inc the sou Atlantic squadron. reports to the Navy
department under date OF Rio de Janero October l.
1887 the following movements OF vessels during sep
tember The Tsl!ap.osa left Rio de Janeire september
10 aud at the date of report probably at Paysander
having visited Montevideo and Colopia. Uruguay. Tho
Alliance "a led September II for Bahia and left tha port
t.r re,pambnco on September D. Tho Trenton arrived
Eesenber 10 at Rio and after -.
ard stores sailed TOR New York September "a The Ian
ster was Rio until the new crew had been
drilled a their stations and would then proceed south
ward The health the officers and the lancas-
allapOoa good hut one OF the crew OF tue
Alliance, ii. G. Davis died in hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04
man ,RIOE PAID FOR A WEAVING.

JxhsEYyIILr H., Nov. g. Tho sale Of stock belong
t.g J. " stryker took place yesterday mo interest,"
Of the sale centred Delphos wsa"ling sired " NuE
wood. dam Dophins. BY Harold s'ro o' MAUI
,,,a, . sn,4,.d ,tartns At $500 and increasing BY
500 and $500 bids until the ysunsster was 80"
do v TO the atos stock Farm Tor W. Ioo. n'' 20 ~
hixhsst price paid fer q wsanling In TINS county,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04
A MAcnIvE TO COUNT GOVERNMENT NOTES.

MACHINE TO COUNT GOVERNMENT NOIES'
WAsH,NGT n, nov. 8 (Specirh.-Ihe women employed
in TIE Bureau OF Engraving and Printing numbering
United states notes and other securities are much exer
csel over an invention that. il perfected, will virtually
away with more than hall OF the force now ehsaeeu
in that work This morning Chief Graves. the inventor
and ouo or two others interested were experimenting
with the machine. At present large NUMBER OF
women are employed TO run the numbering machines
and they are paid from 81 so TO - day. The new III,
vepou which IS in the 10. OF an attachment 10 the on
machine will il is asserted bv Chief Graves enable one
perses To do the of six aud do better work
Tue inventor understood 10 be an einplOye OF inc
Bureau nd therefore viii reap no peeuHlary reward
from his INVENTION will belong To the United Stdtos
A DAYS work AT present consists IN numbering IRON
100 800 sheets OF United States nstcs and oteer
securities,